Cleveland Pins Defeat on Athletics in Philadelphia
Cleveland crushed the Athletics 5 to 0 in Philadelphia on Aug 5 to even the series. Eddie Plank hoped for a second win, but the locals failed to deliver as the visitors ran up a decisive victory.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Athletics
Eddie Plank
Blanding Shields Naps as Cleveland Pounds Athletics
Blanding starred on the mound for the Naps with clutch even when bases were loaded. Cleveland built a big lead while Brackenfield’s fielding limited the A’s. Lajoie led the offense with a homer two doubles and a single, and Oldring made a spectacular fence grab extending into the stands.
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Naps
Mackmen
Athletics
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Plank
Barry
Houck
Danny Murphy
Pennock
Qlson
Jackson
Connie
Brown
Lajoie
Senators Tie In 9th Then Lose in 10th in Chicago
Chicago edged Washington 4 to 2 in ten innings after a ninth inning rally tied the game. Benz started strong for Chicago but weakened in the ninth, allowing three scores before Russell closed the frame. Groom relieved Boehling in the 10th, yielding two hits and a walk that, aided by Gandil’s error, produced the decisive runs.
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Chicago
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Roebling
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Scott
Lune
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Groom
Boehling
Gandil
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Chappell
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Gelling
Ee Fournier
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Gand
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Roehling
Uampires
Hildebrand
Kans
Classified Fragments Include Personal Notices and Rentals
A mixed ad snippet lists names like Josh PH, Kenney of Halifax, Maud Babe at 14 Cross St Waltham MA with a request for information. It also mentions Ida Dancing Prof Heinemann private lessons at 176 Tremont St and a garage for rent at St Stephen, reflecting a summer listing.
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Kenney
Halifax
Maud
Babe
Cross St
Waltham
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Arene
Mamma
Ida
Heinemann
Tremont St
World Record Falls in Kalamazoo Trotting Futurity
Peter Volo driven by Murphy captures two year old trotting title and sets a new world record with a 2 09 mile at Kalamazoo Grand Circuit meet. Etawah wins three year old trot with a 10,000 purse as Geers entry leads all heats. Etawah owner Frank O Jones boards a message to his daughter. Dage surprises in 2 10 trot heat with Tommy Horn taking four heats for the win. Tilly Tipton sweeps three heats in pacing division ahead of Homer Baughman.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Peter Volo
Murphy
Justice Brooks
Peter Voio
Frank O. Jones
Memphis, Tenn
Etawah
Tommy Horn
Dage
Tilly Tipton
Homer Baughman
Withington Champion Wins Union Boat Club Race
Paul Withington, former Harvard oarsman and football player, won the Union Boat Club single championship. Gardner edged Wiggin for second while Morgan and Livermore tied for junior honors after a late sprint.
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Harvard
Union Boat Club
Morgan
Livermore
Whitney
Wiggin
Withington
Fengerand
Gardner
Wiley Defeats Jimmy Moran In bicycle match heats
George Wiley of Syracuse outpaced James Moran of Chelsea in a 10 mile motor paced match at Revere track. Wiley won the first heat in 13m 53 4-5s after a late sprint and the second heat by three laps in 13m 8 23 2-5s.
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Syracuse
James Moran
Chelsea
Motors
Revere
Moran
Wiley
Syracuse Flyer
Alfred Goulett
Alfred Grenda
Australia
Goulett
Sarum
Alfred Goullet
Alfred
Grenda
Goullet
Lin
Bablot Wins Grand Prize of France at 77 MPH
E Mans France Aug 5 Bablot the French motorist won the Automobile Grand Prize of France covering about 395 58 miles in 4 hours 21 minutes 56 seconds. His average speed was 77 miles an hour.
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France
Bablot
Automobilist
Tigers Defeat Yankees 10 to 5 in Second Game
Detroit beats New York 10 to 5 as Moriarty steals home in the fifth. Keating starts for the Yankees, Schulz and Bauman trade blows with a Bauman homer. Dubue handles the early innings for Detroit while Caldwell improves late in the game.
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Bush
Schulz
Bauman
Caldwell
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Moriarty
R. Bil. PO. A. B
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Crawford
Cobb
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Gainer
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Slartzell
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York
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Veach
Pouble
Cree
Hartzell
Om Keating
Balk
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Caldwel
Yime
O’lougalin
Sheridan
Braves Have Call On Pitcher Schmidt
Buffalo August 5 report from Dunkirk New York states Frank Schmidt the phenom pitcher has not signed any contract. Six clubs have made offers with Boston having first crack if he signs.
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Braves
Schmidt
Buffalo
Dunkirk
N. Y
Frank Schmidt
Pntcher
Boston
First annual sewer workers picnic at Glen Echo Park
The Boston Sewerage Employees Union Local 680 held its first annual picnic at Glen Echo Park in Stoughton with over 1960 attendees including families. A City Hall engineers versus sewer department clerks baseball game entertained guests, followed by dancing and prize awards.
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Local 680
Glen Echo Park
Stoughton
City Hall
Sewerage Department Employees’ Union
New London Yacht Cruise Shapes Up With 40 Mile Run
In Long Island Sound and Thames estuary the New York Yacht Club fleet gathers at the harbor mouth as 100 yachts drop colors for the night. Tomorrow’s 40 mile run to Newport features Sea Fox flagship, Muriel, Stranger, Josephine, Corello Sr, Medora, and Me dora with Morgan cups at stake. about 60 yachts expected. Commodore Smithers orders Larchmont fleet disbandment at six.
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Long Island Sound
New York Yacht Club
Thames
Benedict Arnold
Groton
Yacht Club
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Newport
Muriel
Stranger
R. Jenks
Providence
Josephine
A. D. Hanan
New York
Boston
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Medora
Smithers
Larchmont
J. P. Morgan
Grayling
Duffey's Column on Regatta Start and Baseball Interests
The column urges Boston readers to attend Friday and Saturday events as the National Regatta nears, praising local committee work and the chance to see top North American competitors. It also notes Hub Perdue’s new dollar-bill bonus for Braves hits, and discusses Rube Marquard and Joe Boehling with opinions on pitching, curves, and future prospects.
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Boston
North America
Esplanade
Hub Perdue
Braves
Hub
St. Louis
Herman Nickerson
Cubs Trade Reulbach for Stack as Brooklyn Deal Shifts Lineup
Chicago Aug 5 Pitcher Hd Reulbach last of the staff except Overall who helped win pennants for the Chicago Nationals was traded today by Manager Evers to Brooklyn for Pitch Ed Stack. Mike Mitchell an outfielder waived by Chicago was claimed by Pittsburg.
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Hd Reulbach
Chicago Nationals
Evers
Brooklyn
Ed Stack
Mike Mitchell
Waivers
Pittsburg
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